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Jan 15, 2025 |
investorsalley.com | Tim Plaehn
A recent Wall Street Journal article titled “Your Fancy, New ETF Might Be a Little Too Fancy” highlights the value investors receive from my newish ETF Income Edge newsletter service. The article discusses how ETF companies are packaging more complex investment strategies into the ETF form. About 30% of new ETFs in 2024 indicated they would use more complex investment strategies.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
investorsalley.com | Tim Plaehn
Main Street Capital (MAIN) usually sports the lowest yield and largest premium to NAV. Investors ask me why I recommend Main Street Capital with such a low yield compared to other BDCs and why I am willing to pay such a premium for the shares. As a start, based on its regular monthly dividend, Main Street Capital yields 5.1%. However, Main Street Capital pays a supplemental dividend every quarter that is often equal to or greater than the monthly dividend, so investors get 16 dividends per year.
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Jan 8, 2025 |
investorsalley.com | Tim Plaehn
A recent article about a liquified natural gas (LNG) ship caught my attention and made me think about investments that take advantage of this one ship’s dilemma. Recently, Bloomberg reported that a sanctioned Russian LNG carrier ship almost circumnavigated the world looking for a buyer for the LNG on board. The ship was at sea for four months, covering most of the world’s oceans, and eventually had to stop at a Russian floating storage depot.
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Jan 6, 2025 |
investorsalley.com | Tim Plaehn
A recent article highlighted the trend of the number of publicly traded companies shrinking and the rocketing number of private companies. Instead of looking for a big IPO payday, company founders and their private equity partners are choosing to stay private and keep profits to themselves. This chart shows changes in public vs. private companies over the last 25 years. Looking at the numbers, there were 6,917 publicly listed companies in 2000 and 4,772 at the end of 2023.
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Jan 5, 2025 |
moneyshow.com | Tim Plaehn
The Simplify Bitcoin Strategy PLUS Income ETF (MAXI) has been a big winner for investors since it launched in September 2022. In December 2024, Simplify launched a new ETF using the same options strategy as MAXI but with a leveraged bet on gold as the underlying asset. The new ETF is the Simplify Gold Strategy PLUS Income ETF (YGLD), explains Tim Plaehn, editor of The Dividend Hunter.
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